By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Focus Gaming News reported that Silvia Elías de Pérez urged Tucumán’s government to implement its 2024 gambling prevention law. The province had not issued the rules needed to define authorities, funding and procedures.
Implementation would activate prevention, exclusion and support measures already authorised by legislation.
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The bill could let indigenous communities operate casinos to support economic development and financial autonomy.
The approved change bars registered maintenance debtors from entering casinos and gaming venues.
If enacted, the bill would require gambling operators in Santa Fe to check the register and restrict access for listed debtors.
The proposal could create a provincial licensing route for Indigenous communities while leaving oversight with the lottery.
The restriction requires gaming venues in Entre Ríos to coordinate access controls with the provincial debtor register.